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It strikes me as a matter of structure. Lisp provides almost none, whereas python provides more. Anything not provided by the language and environment must be p
by regularfry 8y ago
It strikes me as a matter of structure. Lisp provides almost none, whereas python provides more. Anything not provided by the language and environment must be provided by the team. If they can, that's great, but it's going to be easier to get a small team to agree on a structure than a large one.
- varjag 8y agoWouldn't say so, there are plenty of conventions and common practices shared by overwhelming majority of Lisp developers. Project structure, system definition, development environment, naming conventions, idiomatic use of data structures and object system, all that is established across the board.